This far, yet how much further? Reflections on the allure of the mainstream for people with intellectual disabilities and mental health needs
By: Flynn, Andrew.
Series: Advances in Mental Health and Intellectual Disabilities 4 (4) 2010: 9-14.Publisher: 2010Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
| HEALTH CARE | MENTAL HEALTH CARE | NORMALISATION | MAINSTREAMING AND POLICY | GREAT BRITAIN | HISTORYSummary: Muses on the changes that have been wrought, over the last half century, in health services for people with intellectual disabilities. Comments on the push towards incorporating people with ID in mainstream services which "sits at the heart of health and social policy in the UK for this group of people."
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Muses on the changes that have been wrought, over the last half century, in health services for people with intellectual disabilities. Comments on the push towards incorporating people with ID in mainstream services which "sits at the heart of health and social policy in the UK for this group of people."
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